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“Every crisis is an opportunity.” That slogan is often invoked in times of economic distress, and Europe is no exception — especially the eurozone, where ruling politicians and economic elites saw the post-2008 crisis as a chance to further entrench two neoliberal nostrums into economic policy: the belief that public deficit spending can only do harm, […]

“Every crisis is an opportunity.” That slogan is often invoked in times of economic distress, and Europe is no exception — especially the eurozone, where ruling politicians and economic elites saw the post-2008 crisis as a chance to further entrench two neoliberal nostrums into economic policy: the belief that public deficit spending can only do harm, […]

“Every crisis is an opportunity.” That slogan is often invoked in times of economic distress, and Europe is no exception — especially the eurozone, where ruling politicians and economic elites saw the post-2008 crisis as a chance to further entrench two neoliberal nostrums into economic policy: the belief that public deficit spending can only do harm, […]

“Every crisis is an opportunity.” That slogan is often invoked in times of economic distress, and Europe is no exception — especially the eurozone, where ruling politicians and economic elites saw the post-2008 crisis as a chance to further entrench two neoliberal nostrums into economic policy: the belief that public deficit spending can only do harm, […]

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